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Definition of postman in English: postmannounPlural postmen ˈpəʊs(t)mənˈpoʊs(t)mən British A person who is employed to deliver or collect letters and parcels. 〈英〉邮递员 Example sentencesExamples - She also loved to receive letters and looked forward to the arrival of the postman or postwoman on a daily basis.
- I can understand why some postmen get overwhelmed and bury the sacks in their yard.
- But now one south Essex postman has found himself confronted by a new problem.
- That little red box at the end of the wall is the post box where the village postman collects (twice each day) all our outgoing mail.
- The pouches are regularly used to store bags of mail until a postman collects them for delivery to nearby homes.
- In the space of a few weeks in March, a number of incidents occurred including youths attacking a postman as he collected mail from the post box in the centre.
- The simple looking khaki-clad postman has not lost his role even in this age of information technology.
- A Black Country postman is taking legal action over claims he pulled a muscle carrying too many letters.
- The question remains as to why the Royal Mail needs to use agency staff rather than employing full-time postmen.
- One thing that he definitely won't miss is getting acquainted with every postman's worst nightmare, the angry dog.
- He was then promoted to postman and used to make his daily rounds on a bicycle.
- The 53-year-old postman was pushed off his bike and left lying in the gutter, shaken and bruised.
- A North Yorkshire postman has narrowly escaped jail for opening birthday packets before delivering them.
- Why does the postman deliver my junk mail to my neighbours house but always delivers the bills correctly?
- Well, our smiling postman recently delivered a letter to me that had my maiden name on it.
- My dad's a postman and he delivers letters from all over the world.
- Arnold, a part-time farmer and postman has even grown a beard to make his role more realistic.
- According to one postman, who didn't want to be named, there were piles of parcels, presents and flowers stacked up in the offices.
- What happens if someone writes the wrong address on an envelope, or the postman delivers the letter to the wrong door?
- His friend and fellow postman came close to losing his life but is now back at work.
- He initially worked in the sawmills at Old Farmyard, before taking up the position of local postman.
- Normally, customs will calculate the charges due at the point of entry in Ireland, and then it is left up to the postman or courier to collect the money.
- The early morning postman was our very welcome friend and part of the English constitution.
- He was employed as a delivery postman by the Post Office the respondents.
- The initiative is being introduced across the country and will result in 37,000 postmen who deliver their rounds on bike wearing the safety equipment.
- It is understood the threats were directed at two managers and one postman based at a sorting office in the city.
- Irrespective of the changed communications world, a big community of postmen still delivers mails all over the city, door to door, sometimes on foot.
- At the moment Campbell, a 30-year-old postman from Glasgow, isn't sure that he can, or will.
- At one time he was the ship's postman, at another the barber.
- The problem arose after the postman delivering the postal votes demanded payment for them.
- Tom has carried out his duties as postman in the area for the past 25 years with great efficiency and no shortage of wit.
- The Kilkelly native and former postman is a familiar face in the area and the large turnout emphasised his popularity.
- Waited for postman this morning before setting off to work.
- We never had this problem whenever the postman delivered our letters.
- The volume of mail that used to be delivered by three postmen is now on average being carried out by two.
- But some of the parcels will be too contaminated for the postmen and women to deliver.
- No one is allowed into her home and the only person she ever sees is the postman delivering her letters.
- Mail for residents at the complex is normally left in the reception by a delivery driver for a postman to collect and deliver.
- We have a most jolly fellow for a postman and here of late I've been confounding and delighting him.
- The postman will shortly be delivering a stack of tax credit forms to the population of Britain.
Synonyms postal worker North American mailman, letter carrier, mail carrier British informal postie
Definition of postman in US English: postmannounˈpōs(t)mənˈpoʊs(t)mən British A person who is employed to deliver or collect letters and parcels; a mail carrier. 〈英〉邮递员 Example sentencesExamples - He initially worked in the sawmills at Old Farmyard, before taking up the position of local postman.
- The 53-year-old postman was pushed off his bike and left lying in the gutter, shaken and bruised.
- Tom has carried out his duties as postman in the area for the past 25 years with great efficiency and no shortage of wit.
- Waited for postman this morning before setting off to work.
- According to one postman, who didn't want to be named, there were piles of parcels, presents and flowers stacked up in the offices.
- Well, our smiling postman recently delivered a letter to me that had my maiden name on it.
- Why does the postman deliver my junk mail to my neighbours house but always delivers the bills correctly?
- The simple looking khaki-clad postman has not lost his role even in this age of information technology.
- I can understand why some postmen get overwhelmed and bury the sacks in their yard.
- Mail for residents at the complex is normally left in the reception by a delivery driver for a postman to collect and deliver.
- The pouches are regularly used to store bags of mail until a postman collects them for delivery to nearby homes.
- The initiative is being introduced across the country and will result in 37,000 postmen who deliver their rounds on bike wearing the safety equipment.
- What happens if someone writes the wrong address on an envelope, or the postman delivers the letter to the wrong door?
- In the space of a few weeks in March, a number of incidents occurred including youths attacking a postman as he collected mail from the post box in the centre.
- It is understood the threats were directed at two managers and one postman based at a sorting office in the city.
- He was then promoted to postman and used to make his daily rounds on a bicycle.
- The problem arose after the postman delivering the postal votes demanded payment for them.
- No one is allowed into her home and the only person she ever sees is the postman delivering her letters.
- That little red box at the end of the wall is the post box where the village postman collects (twice each day) all our outgoing mail.
- The early morning postman was our very welcome friend and part of the English constitution.
- Arnold, a part-time farmer and postman has even grown a beard to make his role more realistic.
- A North Yorkshire postman has narrowly escaped jail for opening birthday packets before delivering them.
- He was employed as a delivery postman by the Post Office the respondents.
- But now one south Essex postman has found himself confronted by a new problem.
- We never had this problem whenever the postman delivered our letters.
- My dad's a postman and he delivers letters from all over the world.
- Normally, customs will calculate the charges due at the point of entry in Ireland, and then it is left up to the postman or courier to collect the money.
- The volume of mail that used to be delivered by three postmen is now on average being carried out by two.
- The question remains as to why the Royal Mail needs to use agency staff rather than employing full-time postmen.
- One thing that he definitely won't miss is getting acquainted with every postman's worst nightmare, the angry dog.
- The Kilkelly native and former postman is a familiar face in the area and the large turnout emphasised his popularity.
- A Black Country postman is taking legal action over claims he pulled a muscle carrying too many letters.
- But some of the parcels will be too contaminated for the postmen and women to deliver.
- At the moment Campbell, a 30-year-old postman from Glasgow, isn't sure that he can, or will.
- His friend and fellow postman came close to losing his life but is now back at work.
- We have a most jolly fellow for a postman and here of late I've been confounding and delighting him.
- At one time he was the ship's postman, at another the barber.
- She also loved to receive letters and looked forward to the arrival of the postman or postwoman on a daily basis.
- Irrespective of the changed communications world, a big community of postmen still delivers mails all over the city, door to door, sometimes on foot.
- The postman will shortly be delivering a stack of tax credit forms to the population of Britain.
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